Punjab govt sets up panel for PSL final
Committee has been tasked with providing foolproof security for national and international players
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The Punjab government has set up a committee in order to ensure security for the Pakistan Super League (PSL) final to be held in Lahore.
The committee has been tasked with providing foolproof security for national and international players as well as the general public, Express News reported on Wednesday.
Pakistan Super League final to be played in Lahore
The committee comprises members from the interior ministry, police and law enforcement agencies and provincial ministers, who will advise the chief minister after taking a complete review of the security plan.
It is understood that Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa has already declared that the PSL final will take place in Lahore as per the original plan.
What hosting the PSL final in Lahore means
Furthermore, the army chief has issued directives of completing all PSL-related arrangements and assured that his troops will remain available to assist police and other security organisations in this regard.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 23rd, 2017.
The committee has been tasked with providing foolproof security for national and international players as well as the general public, Express News reported on Wednesday.
Pakistan Super League final to be played in Lahore
The committee comprises members from the interior ministry, police and law enforcement agencies and provincial ministers, who will advise the chief minister after taking a complete review of the security plan.
It is understood that Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa has already declared that the PSL final will take place in Lahore as per the original plan.
What hosting the PSL final in Lahore means
Furthermore, the army chief has issued directives of completing all PSL-related arrangements and assured that his troops will remain available to assist police and other security organisations in this regard.
Published in The Express Tribune, February 23rd, 2017.